CN114059206B - Yarn made of staple fibers obtained by stretching and controlled breaking of long fibers and products thereof - Google Patents

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CN114059206B
CN114059206B CN202010748602.0A CN202010748602A CN114059206B CN 114059206 B CN114059206 B CN 114059206B CN 202010748602 A CN202010748602 A CN 202010748602A CN 114059206 B CN114059206 B CN 114059206B
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Abstract

The present invention provides a yarn made of short fibers obtained by stretching and controlled breaking of long fibers, and a product thereof. A single yarn comprises a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The closely combined short fibers are obtained by drawing and controlling the breakage of N strands of long fiber bundles and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. The single-strand yarn according to the present invention is itself within a sampling length of 10 m or less, and the number of short fibers having a length of 60% or more of the set fiber length among the plurality of short fibers is 60% or more in proportion to the total number of the plurality of short fibers. The fiber length is set to 65mm or more. The dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns according to the invention is equal to or less than 60%.

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Yarn made of staple fibers obtained by stretching and controlled breaking of long fibers and products thereof
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a single-strand yarn and a plied yarn made of short fibers obtained by stretching and controlling breakage of long fibers, and a textile product woven from the same, and more particularly, to a single-strand yarn and a plied yarn made of short fibers obtained by stretching and controlling breakage of long fibers, and having high tenacity and high diameter uniformity, and a textile product woven from the same.
Background
The continuous long fiber made of various materials is further shortened into short fiber and spun into yarn due to application and cost considerations. These yarns spun from staple fibers tend to have inferior properties to continuous long fiber bundles of the same diameter and material, including strength and diameter uniformity. Stretch breaking spinning is a technique for improving the spinning performance to obtain the properties closer to those of long fiber bundles of the same fineness and material, and is especially important for High performance fibers, such as carbon fibers, metal fibers, aramid fibers (aramid polyamide fibers), ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers, polybenzoxazole (PBO) fibers, polyarylate liquid crystal fibers or glass fibers.
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The fiber (aramid synthetic fiber) is exemplified by a yarn having a thickness of 350 denier (Danier, D) and a strength of up to 10kg per long fiber bundle. However, 350D Single Strand
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Long fiber bundles are very expensive and rarely used for commercial applicationsThe expensive yarn is used for manufacturing textile instead of the traditional method of using a plurality of yarns
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And (3) twisting the short fibers into yarns. Single strand with thickness of 350D
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The yarn twisted by the short fiber is 30-inch double-ply yarn, but the strength is only 3.6-4 kg.
Since the shapes of the fiber filament and the yarn are irregular and the yarn surface has hairiness (protruding fiber short hair), the thickness is rarely expressed by the diameter. The thickness of a yarn composed of a long fiber bundle is often expressed in denier. Denier is defined as the weight in grams of 9000 meters long of a fiber at a official moisture regain. The fineness of a yarn twisted from a plurality of short fibers is often represented by english count or metric count. British is defined as one British in fiber or yarn length of 840 yards per pound (0.4536 kg) at official moisture regain. Metric counts are defined as the length in meters per gram of fiber or yarn at a common moisture regain.
In order to improve the strength and diameter uniformity of a yarn formed by twisting a plurality of short fibers, the prior art adopts a stretch breaking method to break long fibers into short fibers, and then twists the short fibers into the yarn. The stretch breaking method is to feed long fiber bundle raw materials into a stretch breaking machine to obtain stretch broken fibers. The stretch-breaking machine in the prior art consists of a plurality of groups of rollers which are combined in pairs from top to bottom, in a delta shape from top to bottom or in pairs from top to bottom and combined with the delta shape. The distance between a plurality of groups of rollers in the stretch breaking machine is set as the length of the stretch breaking fiber, and the fiber is stretch broken by utilizing the speed difference of the plurality of groups of rollers to obtain the stretch breaking cotton sliver with fiber length distribution. The stretch broken pledget has a length weight distribution. The broken cotton sliver is fed into a spinning machine and can be directly spun into single-strand yarns.
According to the theory of spinning engineering, the strength uniformity of a single yarn depends mainly on the length distribution of the fibers within the yarn. Also, the diameter uniformity of the single yarns depends mainly on the weight distribution of the average length of the yarns: (1) Under the condition of fixing the length of the yarn, because the length of the stretch broken fiber is not uniform and equal in length, the length distribution of the fiber in the yarn generates a dispersion degree, the length of the stretch broken fiber is called as a set fiber length (setup fiber length), the set fiber length is equal to the distance from a holding point of a front outlet roller of a spinning machine to a holding point of a rear roller, the length distribution dispersion degree of the fiber in the yarn is the ratio of the number of short fibers with the length of a plurality of short fibers being equal to or more than 60% of the set fiber length to the total number of the plurality of short fibers in the fixed yarn length, the lower the ratio is, the greater the dispersion degree is, the poorer the fiber length uniformity in a single-strand yarn is represented, the poorer the fiber length uniformity is, the poorer the cohesive force between the fibers is, the poorer the cohesive force between the stronger the cohesive force can seriously influence the stress transmission, the poorer the stronger the strength uniformity is caused, and on the contrary, the smaller is the length distribution dispersion degree is, the better the tenacity of the fiber in the yarn is; (2) Under the condition of a fixed set fiber length, the weight distribution of the average length of the single-strand yarn also generates a dispersion, the weight of the average length is defined as the grammage of the single-strand yarn per meter, the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single-strand yarn refers to the deviation range of the individually measured weight to the average weight under multiple sampling, the larger the dispersion represents that the difference of the fiber distribution amount in the unit volume of the single-strand yarn is larger, mainly because the free fiber is too much, the free fiber can freely migrate in the spinning process, the free migration is uncontrollable, and therefore, a coarse yarn, a cotton knot or a knot (knob) can be formed in the spinning process to seriously affect the diameter uniformity of the yarn, and conversely, the smaller the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the yarn is, the better the diameter uniformity of the yarn is.
Therefore, the conventional spinning process is actually to control the dispersion of the length distribution of the short fibers and the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the yarn. Therefore, the conventional spinning technology needs to go through the processes of blowing, lap, drawing, roving and spinning (spinning) to reduce the two kinds of dispersion. In contrast, the stretch breaking spinning technique only needs to go through the stretch breaking process, the drawing process and the spinning process, and the two kinds of dispersion are increased instead because the processes are shortened. Therefore, the stretch breaking spun yarn has a weight distribution dispersion of the fiber length distribution and the average length of the yarn, which is much higher than that of the yarn spun by the conventional spinning technology.
In addition, in the conventional spinning technology, the weight distribution of the average length of the yarn and the length distribution of the short fibers are both longer in the detection sampling length due to the requirement of quality control sampling efficiency. Generally, the detection sampling length is 30-100 m, which has little influence on the traditional spinning technology with well-controlled dispersion, but for the yarn which only passes through the stretch breaking process, the drawing process and the spinning process and has high dispersion, the overlong sampling length can cover the dispersion problem and cannot present the real strength and diameter uniformity of the yarn, and finally, the overlarge difference between the statistical value and the practical application can be caused.
At present, stretch broken yarn is mainly used for spinning high-performance fibers, such as carbon fibers, metal fibers, aromatic polyamide (aramid) fibers, ultra-high polymerization polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibers, polybenzoxazole (PBO), fiber polyarylate liquid crystal fibers, or glass fibers. Because high performance fibers are expensive to produce in fine diameter long fiber bundles, spinning by stretch breaking can use relatively low cost large diameter high performance long fiber bundles to spin finer high performance staple fiber yarns. Meanwhile, stretch-break spinning can easily produce long staple (long staple) yarns, and the longer the length of the long staple fibers is relative to the strength of the continuous long fibers, the closer the strength of the formed yarns is to that of the continuous long fibers. Therefore, in consideration of the manufacturing cost and strength of the yarn, the yarn spun by the stretch breaking method may be used instead of the long fiber bundle with a small diameter, for example, the yarn spun by the 50-inch double-ply stretch breaking aramid fiber may be used instead of the aramid long fiber bundle of 200D. However, if the length of the stretch broken fiber is too short, the strength loss of the yarn spun from the stretch broken fiber will increase. Therefore, increasing the stretch-broken length of the fiber is very important for the stretch-breaking yarn-forming process of high-performance fiber. Generally, the longer the stretch-broken fiber length, the less the strength loss, and high-performance fiber yarns spun by the stretch-breaking method can achieve a strength of 70% or more even for high-performance long fibers of the same diameter. In addition to the stretch-break fiber length control, the two dispersion degrees need to be better controlled, so that the stretch-break yarn can be close to the long fiber bundle with the same fineness in strength and diameter uniformity.
For prior art of high performance fiber yarns made by stretch breaking, see U.S. patent No. 482563. U.S. patent No. 482563 discloses the use of stretch-breaking to make carbon fiber yarns and controlling the average length of the stretch-broken carbon fibers. However, the average length of the stretch-broken fibers is not a critical factor affecting the strength of the stretch-broken fiber yarns, as judged by the yarn strength uniformity theory, and it is the dispersion of the yarn length distribution that should be controlled in the stretch-broken fiber yarns. Since the dispersion of the yarn length distribution is poorly controlled by the stretch-breaking method of the related art, U.S. Pat. No. 482563 discloses that the strength of the carbon fiber yarn cannot be secured only from the average length of the carbon fiber of the stretch-breaking method by producing the carbon fiber yarn by the stretch-breaking method.
In addition, regarding the textile woven by high performance fiber yarn by stretch breaking method, the smoothness of the textile is seriously affected due to the problem of the uniformity of the yarn diameter, and the problem of the use thereof is caused, and related prior art refers to us patent No. 67563028 and us patent publication No. 20130008209, both of which disclose stretch breaking metal fiber yarn and textile woven by using the knitting process, such knitted fabric is used as a high temperature resistant separating cloth, and is placed between a bending mold and glass in the glass plate hot bending forming process, or used for covering the mold ring or the mold ring and a carrying facility for carrying the glass plate during the forming process. In practice, the applicant of these two patents-Bekaert company uses stainless steel fibers to make the knitted fabric, and uses stretch-breaking stainless steel fibers to form yarns to knit the knitted fabric in consideration of the strength and cost of the knitted fabric. U.S. Pat. No. 6756300The smoothness of the knitted fabric is achieved by increasing the number or density of the knitted fabric, and the impression generated during glass pressing is reduced by using the smoother knitted fabric. U.S. patent publication No. 20130008209 discloses knitting a knit fabric from a yarn comprising at least 3 strands of yarn or a single strand of yarn. Each yarn or strand has an equivalent bundle diameter that is equal or differs by up to 40% to achieve the smoothness of the knitted fabric, with smoother knitted fabrics being used to reduce the impression created by the glass press. However, as judged by the yarn diameter uniformity theory, the main factor affecting the smoothness of a knitted fabric is the yarn diameter uniformity, not the difference in the fabric stitch number or density from the equivalent bundle diameter of the different strands of yarn. It is conceivable that if yarns with non-uniform diameters are used to knit into a knitted fabric, the non-uniformity of the thickness of the yarns themselves will cause the fabric surface to undulate irregularly, so increasing the yarn density of the knitted fabric or reducing the difference in equivalent bundle diameters of the different strands will not alter the irregular undulation of the fabric. At present, the number of surface neps woven into knitted fabrics by adopting stretch breaking method stainless steel fiber yarn is more than 50/m 2 。
Disclosure of Invention
Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide a single-strand yarn made of short fibers obtained by drawing and controlling the breakage of long fibers and having high tenacity and high diameter uniformity, a plied yarn, and a textile woven therefrom. The smoothness of the textile woven by the invention through adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarn is better.
A single strand yarn according to a preferred embodiment of the invention comprises a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by stretching and controlling the breaking length of N strands of first long fiber bundles, and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. The single yarn itself is within a sample length, and the number of staple fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length in the plurality of staple fibers is equal to or greater than 60% of the total number of the plurality of staple fibers. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 meters and the set fiber length is equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%. The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be made of copper (copper), copper-nickel alloy (CuNi alloy), copper-nickel-silicon alloy (CuNi si alloy), copper-nickel-zinc alloy (CuNi zn alloy), copper-nickel-tin alloy (CuNi sn alloy), copper-chromium alloy (CuCr alloy), copper-silver alloy (CuAg alloy), silver (silver), gold (gold), lead (lead), zinc (zinc), aluminum (aluminum), nickel (nickel), brass (brasses), phosphor bronze (phosphor bronze), beryllium copper (nickel copperr), nickel-chromium alloy (nickel chromium), tungsten (tungsten), platinum (platinum), palladium (palladium), copper-tungsten alloy (CuW alloy), stainless steel series (nickel brasses), 316L stainless steel (316L stainless steel) titanium (titanium), titanium alloy series (titanium alloys), nickel chromium molybdenum tungsten alloy (Ni-Cr-Mo-W alloys), zirconium (zirconium), zirconium alloy series (zirconium alloys), tantalum (tantalum), HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONE alloy series, FERRALIUM alloys, NITRONIC alloy series, CARPENTER alloys, polyester (polyester) materials, polyamide (polyamide) materials, aromatic polyamide (polyamide) materials, polyacrylonitrile (polyacrylic) materials, polyethylene (Polyethylene) materials, ultra High polymer Polyethylene (Ultra High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) materials, polypropylene (polypropylene) material, cellulose (cellulose) material, protein-based (protein) materials, elastic fiber-based (elastomeric) materials, polyfluoroethylene-based (polytetrafluoroethylene) materials, polybenzoxazole fiber (PBO) materials, polyarylate liquid crystal materials, polyether ketone-based (polyetherketone) materials, carbon-based (carbon) materials, bamboo charcoal, glass, or other conductive materials, non-conductive materials.
In one embodiment, the single second long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material forming N first long fiber bundles. The first fineness of the single-strand yarn is the same as the second fineness of the single-strand second long fiber bundle. The single-strand yarn has a first tenacity, and the single-strand second long fiber bundle has a second tenacity, the first tenacity being equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
A plied yarn according to a preferred embodiment of the invention comprises M strands of single-strand yarn. The M single yarns are combined or twisted together, where M is an integer equal to or greater than 2. Each single strand yarn comprises a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by stretching and controlled breaking N strands of first long fiber bundles and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. The single-strand yarn itself has a ratio of the number of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of a set fiber length to the total number of the plurality of short fibers within a sample length of the plurality of short fibers equal to or greater than 60%. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m and the fiber length is set equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%. The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo carbon series, glass, and other electrically non-conductive materials.
A textile according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is woven from first single or plied yarns in a weaving process, a non-weaving process, a knitting process, a warp knitting process, a weaving process, or other weaving processes. The plied yarns comprise M second single-strand yarns that are combined or plied together, where M is an integer equal to or greater than 2. The first single-strand yarn and each of the second single-strand yarns comprise a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by drawing and controlled breaking N strands of first long fiber bundles and then spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. The single-strand yarn itself has a sampling length, and the number of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of a set fiber length in the plurality of short fibers is equal to or greater than 60% of the total number of the plurality of short fibers. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 meters and the set fiber length is equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%. The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo carbon series, glass, and other electrically non-conductive materials.
In one embodiment, the textile according to the invention has a number of surface neps equal to or less than 20/m 2 。
Unlike the prior art, each yarn under a single yarn or in a plied yarn according to the invention is itself within a sampling length of at most 10 meters, the number of staple fibers of the plurality of staple fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length in proportion to the total number of the plurality of staple fibers being equal to or greater than 60%, the set fiber length being not less than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%. Therefore, the single-strand yarns and the folded yarns have high strength and diameter uniformity. Furthermore, the smoothness of the textile woven by the invention through adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarn is better.
Detailed Description
The invention adopts short fiber obtained by stretching and controlling broken long fiber to spin single-strand yarn, plied yarn and textile woven by the single-strand yarn and the plied yarn. The invention controls the stretch breaking process to ensure that the dispersion degree of the length distribution of the fibers in the yarns is small, and the dispersion degree of the weight distribution of the average length of the yarns is smaller, so that the single-stranded yarns and the plied yarns have high strength and high diameter uniformity. The smoothness of the textile woven by the invention through adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarn is better. Several preferred embodiments of the present invention are described in detail below.
A single strand yarn according to a preferred embodiment of the invention comprises a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by stretching and controlled breaking N strands of first long fiber bundles and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. The N strands of first long fiber bundles are fed into a stretch breaking machine to obtain a stretch breaking cotton sliver, and the stretch breaking cotton sliver is fed into a spinning machine to be spun into the single-strand yarn.
In particular, the single-strand yarn itself is within the sample length, and the number of short fibers of the plurality of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length is equal to or greater than 60% of the total number of the plurality of short fibers. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m and the fiber length is set equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%.
The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitre alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra-high polymerization degree series, polypropylene series, protein series, cellulose-type elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole fiber series, liquid crystal series, polyether ketone series, bamboo charcoal series, glass, or other conductive carbon series. The single-strand yarn according to the invention can thereby be composed of single-material fibers or mixed-material fibers and is not limited to high-performance fibers.
In one embodiment, the single second long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material forming N first long fiber bundles. The first fineness of the single-strand yarn is the same as the second fineness of the single-strand second long fiber bundle. In particular, the single-strand yarn has a first tenacity, the single-strand second long fiber bundle has a second tenacity, and the first tenacity is equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
A plied yarn according to a preferred embodiment of the invention comprises M strands of single-strand yarn. The M single yarns are combined or twisted together, where M is an integer equal to or greater than 2.
Each single yarn comprises a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by stretching and controlled breaking N strands of first long fiber bundles and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. Feeding the N strands of first long fiber bundles into a stretch breaking machine to obtain a stretch breaking cotton sliver, and feeding the stretch breaking cotton sliver into a spinning machine to spin a single strand of yarn.
In particular, the single-strand yarn itself has, in the sample length, a ratio of the number of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length to the total number of the plurality of short fibers equal to or greater than 60%. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 meters and the set fiber length is equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%.
The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo carbon series, glass, and other electrically non-conductive materials. Thus, the plied yarn according to the invention can be composed of single material fibers or mixed material fibers and is not limited to high performance fibers.
Similarly, in one embodiment, a single second long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material forming N first long fiber bundles. The first fineness of the single-strand yarn is the same as the second fineness of the single-strand second long fiber bundle. In particular, the single-strand yarn has a first tenacity, the single-strand second long fiber bundle has a second tenacity, and the first tenacity is equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
A textile according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is woven from first single or plied yarns in a weaving process, a non-weaving process, a knitting process, a warp knitting process, a knitting process, or other weaving processes. The plied yarns comprise M second single-strand yarns that are combined or plied together, where M is an integer equal to or greater than 2.
The first single-strand yarns and each of the second single-strand yarns comprise a plurality of tightly bound staple fibers. The plurality of closely combined short fibers are obtained by stretching and controlled breaking N strands of first long fiber bundles and are spun by a spinning process, wherein N is a natural number. Feeding the N strands of first long fiber bundles into a stretch breaking machine to obtain a stretch broken cotton sliver, and feeding the stretch broken cotton sliver into a spinning machine to spin a single strand of yarn.
In particular, the single-strand yarn itself has, in the sample length, a ratio of the number of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length to the total number of the plurality of short fibers equal to or greater than 60%. The sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m and the fiber length is set equal to or greater than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%.
The N-strand first long fiber bundle may be formed of a material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo carbon series, glass, and other electrically non-conductive materials. Thereby, the first single yarns and each second single yarn according to the invention may be composed of single material fibers or mixed material fibers and are not limited to high performance fibers.
Similarly, in one embodiment, a single second long fiber bundle is formed from at least one material forming N first long fiber bundles. The first fineness of the first single-stranded yarn and the first fineness of each second single-stranded yarn are the same as the second fineness of the single-stranded second long fiber bundle. In particular, the first single-strand yarns and each of the second single-strand yarns have a first tenacity, the single-strand second long fiber bundles have a second tenacity, and the first tenacity is equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
In a specific bodyIn an embodiment, the textile product according to the invention has a surface nep count equal to or less than 30/m 2 . Obviously, compared with the textile woven by adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarns in the prior art, the textile woven by adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarns has better smoothness.
In one embodiment, the N first long fiber bundles are formed of 316L stainless steel and the textile is woven in a knitting process. The knitted textile can be used as a spacer cloth between a mold and glass used in the forming process of glass sheets, or for covering a mold ring or a mold ring and a handling facility for transporting glass sheets during the forming process.
In one example, 3000D is twinned in accordance with the present invention
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The long fiber bundle is fed into a stretch breaking machine to obtain a stretch breaking cotton sliver, and then the stretch breaking cotton sliver is fed into a spinning machine to be spun into a 30-inch single-strand yarn. The 30-inch single-strand yarn has a ratio of the number of short fibers in the yarn, which is equal to or more than 60% of a set fiber length, to the total number of the plurality of short fibers, of 60 to 75% at a sampling length of 1 m, and the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the yarn is controlled to 15 to 25%. 350D single strand compared to comparable diameter yarns
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The strength of the long fibre bundle is up to 10kg,
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the 30-count doubled yarn twisted by staple fiber has a tenacity of only 3.6-4 kg, and the 30-count doubled yarn of the present invention has a tenacity of 7.5-8 kg. Obviously, the single-strand yarns and the plied yarns spun by the short fibers obtained by stretching and controlling the breakage of the long fibers have high strength and high diameter uniformity.
In another example, 6.5-inch double-strand 316L stainless steel fiber yarn spun from short fibers obtained by drawing and controlled breaking of long fibers according to the present invention is woven into a knitted fabric as a high temperature resistant separating cloth, which is placed between a bending mold and glass in a glass sheet hot-bending process, or used to cover a mold ring or a mold ring and a carrying facility for transporting glass sheets during the forming process. Under the condition of a yarn sampling length of 1 meter, the length distribution dispersion of fibers in the yarn of the 6.5-inch double-strand 316L stainless steel fiber yarn is controlled to be 65-70%, and the weight distribution dispersion of the average length of the yarn is controlled to be 35-45%. The number of neps or nodules on the surface of the exemplary knit fabric was measured to be less than 20 per square meter. Obviously, compared with the prior art which uses the stretch breaking method to form the yarns and then weave the textiles, the textiles which are woven by using the stretch breaking method to form the yarns according to the invention have better smoothness.
From the above detailed description of the present invention, it is clear that each yarn under a single yarn or and in a strand yarn according to the present invention is itself within a sampling length of at most 10 meters, and that the number of short fibers having a length equal to or greater than 60% of the set fiber length among the plurality of short fibers is equal to or greater than 60% of the total number of the plurality of short fibers, and the set fiber length is not less than 65mm. And the dispersion of the weight distribution of the average length of the single yarns is equal to or less than 60%. Therefore, the single-strand yarns and the folded yarns have high strength and diameter uniformity. Furthermore, the smoothness of the textile woven by the invention through adopting the stretch breaking method to form the yarn is better.
The foregoing detailed description of the preferred embodiments is intended to more clearly illustrate the features and spirit of the present invention, and not to limit the scope of the invention by the preferred embodiments disclosed above. On the contrary, it is intended to cover various modifications and equivalent arrangements included within the scope of the appended claims. The scope of the claims of the present invention should, therefore, be accorded the broadest interpretation so as to encompass all such possible modifications and equivalent arrangements as is done in the foregoing description.

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1. A single strand yarn comprising:
a plurality of short fibers which are closely combined and obtained by drawing and controlled breaking N strands of a first long fiber bundle and spun by a spinning process, N being a natural number, wherein the single-strand yarn itself is within a sampling length, a ratio of a number of short fibers having a length equal to or more than 60% of a set fiber length to a total number of the plurality of short fibers is equal to or more than 60%, the sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m, the set fiber length is equal to or more than 65mm, and a dispersion of weight distribution of an average length of the single-strand yarn is equal to or less than 60%, the N-strand first long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra-high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo series, and glass.
2. The single-strand yarn according to claim 1, wherein a single-strand second long fiber bundle is formed from the at least one material forming the N-strand first long fiber bundles, a first fineness of the single-strand yarn being the same as a second fineness of the single-strand second long fiber bundle, the single-strand yarn having a first tenacity, the single-strand second long fiber bundle having a second tenacity, the first tenacity being equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
3. A plied yarn comprising:
m single-strand yarns, combined or twisted together, M being an integer equal to or greater than 2, each single-strand yarn comprising:
a plurality of short fibers which are closely combined and obtained by drawing and controlled breaking N strands of a first long fiber bundle and spun by a spinning process, N being a natural number, wherein the single-strand yarn itself is within a sampling length, a ratio of a number of short fibers having a length equal to or more than 60% of a set fiber length to a total number of the plurality of short fibers is equal to or more than 60%, the sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m, the set fiber length is equal to or more than 65mm, and a dispersion of weight distribution of an average length of the single-strand yarn is equal to or less than 60%, the N-strand first long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra-high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo series, and glass.
4. The plied yarn of claim 3, wherein the single second long fiber bundles are formed from the at least one material forming the N first long fiber bundles, a first fineness of each single strand of yarn is the same as a second fineness of the single second long fiber bundles, each single strand of yarn has a first tenacity, the single second long fiber bundles have a second tenacity, the first tenacity is equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
5. A textile woven from a first single-strand yarn or a plied yarn including M second single-strand yarns merged or twisted together, M being an integer equal to or greater than 2, woven in one selected from the group consisting of a woven process, a non-woven process, a knit process, a warp knit process, and a weaving process, the first single-strand yarn and each second single-strand yarn including:
a plurality of short fibers which are closely combined and obtained by drawing and controlled breaking N strands of a first long fiber bundle and spun by a spinning process, N being a natural number, wherein the single-strand yarn itself is within a sampling length, a ratio of a number of short fibers having a length equal to or more than 60% of a set fiber length to a total number of the plurality of short fibers is equal to or more than 60%, the sampling length is equal to or less than 10 m, the set fiber length is equal to or more than 65mm, and a dispersion of weight distribution of an average length of the single-strand yarn is equal to or less than 60%, the N-strand first long fiber bundle is formed of at least one material selected from the group consisting of copper, copper-nickel alloy, copper-nickel-silicon alloy, copper-nickel-zinc alloy, copper-nickel-tin alloy, copper-chromium alloy, copper-silver alloy, silver, gold, lead, zinc, aluminum, nickel, brass, phosphor bronze, beryllium copper alloy, nickel-chromium alloy, tungsten, platinum, palladium, copper-tungsten alloy, stainless steel series, 316L stainless steel, titanium alloy series, nickel-chromium-molybdenum-tungsten alloy, zirconium alloy series, tantalum, HASTELLOY alloy series, nickel alloy series, MONEL alloy series, ICONEL alloy series, ferralum alloy, nitic alloy series, carpent alloy, polyester series, polyamide series, aromatic polyamide series, polyacrylonitrile series, polyethylene series, ultra-high polymerization polyethylene series, polypropylene series, cellulose series, protein series, elastic fiber series, polyperfluoroethylene series, polybenzoxazole series, polyarylate series, polyether ketone series, bamboo series, and glass.
6. The textile according to claim 5, wherein the single second long fiber bundles are formed of the at least one material forming the N first long fiber bundles, a first fineness of the first single yarn and each second single yarn is the same as a second fineness of the single second long fiber bundles, the first single yarn and each second single yarn both having a first tenacity, the single second long fiber bundles having a second tenacity, the first tenacity being equal to or greater than 70% of the second tenacity.
7. The textile according to claim 6, wherein the textile has a surface nep count equal to or less than 20/m 2 。
8. The textile according to claim 7, wherein said N strands of first long fiber bundles are formed of 316L stainless steel, said textile being woven in said knitting process.
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